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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03
THE FIRES OF YESTERDAY.
THE TOWN OF EMINENCE, KY, PAR
TALLY DESTROYED.
Disastrous Conhagration at Fort Worth,
Textile Burning Mines at Ishpem-
ing, Mich, Reaching a Serious Point
800, 900 Lost at Springfield, Mass.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. News was re-
ccived in this city at 2s30 o'clock this
morning of the partial destruction of En-
incnce, Ky, by fire. The flames were
still raging at o'clock, about one
third Of the business portion OF the place
being already consumed. No chance
OF checking the conAngration ex-
isted, the only hope being that the wind
might not carry the flames beyond the
block which was burning. The fire began
in Duncan's jcwelry store, and was under
good Roadway before discovered. The
town was alarmed and all Of the citizens
turned out, and every possible endeavor
was made TO con6no the flames TO tho
jewclry store, but TO no avail. The wind
was blowing hard and the flames were
communicated to Millcr's grocery, then to
the town hall, Moody & Proctor's drug
store Mari d Brewers lumber and coal
yards, o Connclls butcher shopand large
carriage factory. All except the latter were
completely destroyed, and the flames were
rapidly consuming 1t at last accounts, with
many other places in immediate danger.
There was but little hope that the flames
could be checked before the entire row OF
business houses would be destroyed. No
estimate OF the loss can yet be given.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03

OaEv.uoao, ~, Dec. 2-fic here
yesterday destroyed a brick warehouse
containing 80 tons Of hay. Los, $1,000
insurance. $500, divided NJ follows
Michigan. 5000 Detroit $500 Cali
i1nIa. si,DE remaining 81 800 in two
unknown COMPANIES.
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Hkr1I1En. Conn De. 2-lu TIE %
lice c1urtt5lay. iliss Heaneyfyuni Tr.b.
able cause ami hlrni over y + Wheeler.
Of New Haven or tfsl issi0rr che superior
cDurt. on Oh. charge q Obtaining money
under itlse rf0iru-s irlm thr FhIntg
National tank u. thI. city Bonds 1i &c.
On were given hy z. y Wdeh. % Ncs
Haven. i.f lrI,i sFi1.lE
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Fatal Iaeomsti,eTspt..to

Porrsyufr, Pa, Dee 2.-The locom0.
tive 81 a ircigh, iu'n M the PHILADELPHIA
4 Reading miIf1ai exploded this nom.
ing near Past Nlhan0y Junction. Alcun-
der Walker thc engineer. wus instantly
killed., and thc frm1n aui two brkcmrn
so severely injured that they died while
being taken home. The victim, all lived
% 1amaqua.
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Butch-rcd uer Chiid.

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. Mrs. John
Evans, Of Hampton street, this city, wife
Of an industrious miner, killed her five
year old son early this morning, just after
her husband had left home for his work.
Tho woman procured a hatchei and literal
~ chopped the childs head TO pieces In
her frenzy she also hacked the litill fell
low throat with the Ratchet, evidently
intending 10 sever the head from the body.
The woman then attempted 90 Kill her
daughter, about four years of age but WIS
prevented By the timely intervention Ol
ncighbors. The boy fingered for several
hours, suffering the greatest agony. Ms
Evans il insane. For time her strange
actions had been noticed. but there was M
evidence Of violence and no precautions
were taken 10 restrain her After the ter
Hblc dccdNi thismorniug she was removed
10 the insane department Of the Scranton
poOr-house. Coroner Burnct held nm in
quest on the body OF the murdered child.
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rirr NJ Mnn.rn. nich.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. "A special 10
the Evening Wisconsin from Wauau
Says canton Mohr's dry goods-house was
damlrd 90 the extent Of $4,000 by fire
AMI water Last night The goods are in
surci ilr $1,000 IN the Gerinania, Com
ncrrial Uui0n. lEina. German OF Free
port. ilocla, Merchant Of Newark, and
Oslkosh Mutual
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Fort Dodge Ia Fire.

Fogr DoDoE, Ia, Dec. 2.-1he agri-
cultural implement houses and contents
Of Granger 4 Mitchell aud Bmbitts & Co.,
OF this city, burned yesterday. Loss, So
600 Gmngcr & Mitchell have insurance
us follows. Rockford. H., A.. 900, Rochester
German, =, 900, German PEORIA, 5000,
Amazon, 5000, Oakland Home, Il, 500.
Bnhitts & Go. have O., 800 Insurance. The
lrt started in their building.
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roFfrivrtt tha br,' remedy ever q e1v.
cred Zoe nli disriaes Ui man and beast that
can De reached hy au external medical np.
plicaiiun. u BHrum Root Eminent ono
trial will convince Manufactured only Us
nnngum Root Medicine Co., Nashville Irru
Fifty cents per bottle. For taie by Hester
2sI Main Inaft
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03

There u undoubtedly a hitch In The Bal.
tim1rs & Ohio deal. 4 pa&nincnt banker
T. qnoiel rs saying that There l. no doubt
bot that the CARROTS want 10 continue
their coutiul u The corporation, and "thcy
arr going 10 do u, syndicate or no syndi.
cate"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03

N.C.tsu9fa clrra'l bgt a quarter
~ century p! constant Uss has demon
,tfliai beyond question tlat Tanners In
nIl.hle NruuI..a Cure o. &c only known
infaIulIe cars JIG -il E..lf li lfun'sa ana
Manufactured Isl rarTn Root NsI. .He
Co. Na'hy.iis. Ills. ga " Hester -
Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03

BESo entirely vegetable, no particular
care "a required while using Dr. Pcrcc's
"rivasan, putgatUc Pellets They operate
without disturbance 90 The constitution dict
or occupation. For sick headache. constipl-
lions from the stomach. bad taste in mouth.
bilious attacks. pain in region OF kidneys.
internal fever hloatrd feeling about stom-
nch rush Of blood to head. take Dr. ricrcc's
Pellets By druggists
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03

Jake Nim0ns. colorcd, was hanged a,
Mount Pleasant. Borkloy county o. g. ,
yesterday morning ior the murder ul ', .
Plotikin, an lsmelitc merchant, " lll. y
Hall in February last. The drop lrll 10 q
O'clock am lis neck was broken
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~, nuII,IIna. Dr.tro,e.I.

KIyGuEY. kas, Dc. Six buildings
on Marsh avenue. two q which constituted
the Cariin h0uao, were destroyed by Gre
lat night L0s, sliVlG insurance,
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etooosS Bisye.

srrfSouEtn, Mas, Dec. ?. - The
Kiflham 4 Olmsiead block was Quilted
by Gre this morning. lDs'. $1,000.
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DEMEMpEp That the presence ri Gems
hEHl CuDCIC-- Bcaurcgard aud Early who
are In charge Of the Drawing Is IA guarantee 81 alb
soluie fairness aud integrity. that the chances are
all equal and that no one eau possible divine what
number will draw prize.
RIsMEMBIH-That the payment OF all Prizes
Is Guaranteed by Four National Banks OF New
Orleans md the Tickets are signed by the prcsl.
dent Of an Institution whose chartered rights are
recognized ia the highest Courts therefore, beware
OF any limitations OF ANONYMOUS schemes
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r.l.c Mn,nlnr. IIIaI,rr Iohncrn.

Boy your Hone shoe now before an.
other advance. Sure 90 come.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03

ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, In.
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.Azzaaa@zugss
H&<<eS,
Commissioners.

We, the undersigned, Banks md Bankers. will
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lot
teries which may be presented at our counters:
]. II. OGLESBY, President La. National Bank.
PIERRE LANAux, Pres't State Natl Bank.
A. BALDWIN, President NJ. o. National Bank.
CARL KOHN, President Union National Bank.
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Grand Semi,Annusl Drawing

In the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, December -, 1887.
Capital Prize, j: 5000, 900.
100, 900 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
each. Halves $40; Quarters IS; Tenths
Co. Tuep,;e,ha G.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-18
FOR SALE!
ONE OF THE MOST HIGHLY IMPROV-
Ed AND VALUABLE FARMS
IN NASH COUNTY.

Tbs farm is at Hilliardston, noted
alike for its good water, healthfulness,
and fartil" soil. The land is especially
adapted TO cotton and fine tobacco much
Of it making a bale Of cotton per acre,
and previous to last year, tobacco
making good averages. On the prem>
Uses are nine tenant settlements, nus
merOnS wells and springs of cold water,
twelve tobacco barns, two large pack
houses and large store house which is
one of the best stands for merchandising
in this section Of the State. The dwell-
ing has twelve rooms (besides the
kitchen attachcd) as solid and sound a.
silver dollar, large and dry cellar,
nice school room in yard, stables nearly
new and al other outbuildiDgs COM
plete. The farm contains $50 acres of
which about $50 acres are open and in a
high state of cultivation as Will be seen
by the present growing crop of cotton,
tobacco, corn. peas, clover, &c. Numer
Gus churches are within from a quarter
of mile TO five miles; neighbOrhood
good neighbOrs are kind. sober, indus
tri0us and s0ciable. With a reasonable
first payment cash or secured. the bal
ance can be paid iu long time INSTALL
ments if desired. w. l.. THOR
july 2l-a. Hllliar5ston, \. G.
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We see it stated that Northern
capitalists have purchased lands in this
State amounting to about four hundred
square miles-nearly the whole of the
county of Dare and part of Tyrrell. II
this is done with the object in view OF
improving the lands, we are glad to
note such a transaction, but if it is
done for purposes of speculation, then
we deplore it. The GOLD LEAF well
comes new corners and capitalize North
Carolina, but it does not wish to see
anything like a concentration of cap
ital for the purpose of creating monop-
olies in any shape.
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Land Sale.

By virtne of an order of the Superior
Court of Vance county. made in the Pc
tition OfJ0hn T. Gibbs and others. for
the sale of land for partition, | shall on
Mondsy, the 5th day of September next.
offer for sale at the Court House door in
the town of Henderson, to the highest
bidder, at public auction, tract O + land
in the said county of Vance, about 5
miles east of Henderson, adjoining the
lands of 4. w. kearney, John Pegram,
and others, it being the land on which
the late Mrs. Mary A. Gibbs resided at
the time OF her death and containing
seventy-tive acres exclusive of one acre
set apart thereon for a family burying
ground.
Terms, one-fourth cash, the balance in
twelve months. the purchaser to execute
bond to bear interest at s per cent from
day OF sale and the title retained until
the whole be paid.
JOHN W. HAYS,
July seth. 1887. Commissioner.
Laugust A O..
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"HAIL, COLUMBIA"

The GOLD LEAF is indebted to It's
friend Mr.. F. l.. &. Manning, Of Nor
folk, for late copies of English papers,
the Umpire and guardian, Of Man
chester. Besides their novelty and
general entertaining matter there are
interesting accounts of the reception
at the American Consulate in honor
Of the nth anniversary of the decla-
ration Of American independence, at
which a number of distinguished per
sonages, English and American, were
present. The usual toasts were pro-
posed of course, and cordially and
good cheer rcigned. Complimentary
mention is made of the United States
Consul, Maj. +. J. Hale, of Fayette-
Vile, this State, the character of which
the following extract from the Umpire,
will suffice to show:
Hail, Columbia Hail, Hale . ana
vive Ia champagne were the sertl-
ments of those who called upon Major
Hale, the American Consul in Man
chester, on Tuesday morning, in order
to wish him and his countrymen gen
orally happy independence Day and
many of 'em. Almost everybody who
is anybody looked in. Our Jubilee
Bart. wired his regrets from London,
and several of our parliamentarians did
likewise The Mayor of Manchester
appeared for few moments to offer his
congratulations Mr.. ]. Fox Turner
regarded the various vintages with q
critical but approving glance; while
the consuls, local magistracy, and the
nobility and gentry generally congrat-
ulated the genial and gallant repre-
sentative OF that portion of the earth's
surface briefly described as L. S. A.
and then proceeded to cry havoc anC
let slip the fangs Of hunger into hi
edibles and fruits. x x One
thing is certain. fla Democratic Gov
eminent in America means such Eng
lish consuls as Major Hale, we shall
90 strong on the Democratic tiCke
next Presidential election.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-18

The Edenton Enquirer says should
DR.. Bailey, editor of the Biblical Re-
tO1uey, be nominated for Governor, it
believes he would be elected by a
sweeping majority. But we hardly
think Brother Bailey has any political
aspirations, and doubt if he would re-
linquish his work upon SO popular a
journal, where he is doing such good
service, to be Governor of the State.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-18


BY virtue of power conferred upon me
by decree, issuing from the Superior
Court, Of Vance county. in cause
therein pending, entitled Emma Fox,
Elk and others, VS. ". A. Ninstead ana
wife, shall on Mon. AZ, the 51h day OF
September. 1897, sell at public auction.
to the highest bidder, for cash, st the
Court House door in the town of Hen
derson. \. c.. the following real estate,
to wit: One certain lot or parcel OF land
with improvements thereon. situate in
the town of Henderson, \. G., adjoining
the lands of Henry Perry and others,
IL being the house ard lot now occupied
by W. \. N.Gstead as a residence. and a
ful! description or wi:ich i si'Cn IN a
mortgage from W. A. Winstoad and
wife, to Nm. Fox, which mortgage is
registered in Vance county, Book g.,
page 545. Time OF sale. Sep'em her 5th,
1887. Terms, cash. p ace, Court House
door. This Sd of August. 1887.
a. c. LOLLICOFF FER,
Com missioner.
[august IA o,
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THURSDAY, AUG. 10, 1887.
UENDTRSCN'S OPPORTC-
NIFTY.

Just at this time our people can take
n valuable lesson from Chattanooga,
Tenn. 1t has grown within a few years
from a comparatively small town to
busy city of $1,000 population And
it is such enterprise and public spirit
,edness as characterized by its recent
action in donating $1,000 toward
the building of a railroad from there
to Columbus, Ga, a distance of $50
miles, and the further gift by the citi-
zcnS of a like amount tor the same pur-
pose, that has been the cause Of Chat
tanooga's wonderful growth. When
it is learned that eight lines Of railroad
already pass through that city, the
donation Of S2oo,ooo to the ninth line
shows that the people know the value
of railroads and that they are willing
TO put their hands in their pockets and
assist in building them.
Now this is exactly what is wanted
of Henderson. We want more rail-
roads-we must have them-and we
need not sit down and wait fcr other
folks to build them. When we want
help we should first show a disposition
to help ourselves and then it is that some
body else will step in and give us a help
ing hand We want the road from Dur
ham-it should not be allowed to 90 to
any other point-and the conditions
are that Henderson shall subscribe S4o,-
900 to the capital stock. This amount
is not to be given as a bonus-we are
TO get stock in return for our bonds,
and these are not to mature inside of
40 wears The interest alone is all
that we would have to keep up IN the
interim and it is possible that the taxes
receivable from the railroad would pay
this, virtually leaving us free from tax
alton for this purpose. At any rate,
the increase in taxes would be 50 light
it would not be felt, while the enhanced
valuation of property, the increased
trade of the town, the saving in freights,
the increased facilities and accom-
mediation afforded to Western and South
ern'passenger travel cannot be esti-
mated. y single visit to Durham or
beyond would be saving in time and
expense that would more than make
up the extra amount the average tax
payer would have to pay in whole
year for the railroad. This is Hen
derson's opportunity and she cannot
afford to miss it. The amount asked
for is so small, and the conditions
upon which it is to be subscribed are
SO liberal, that the GOLD LEAF feels
that it is almost 4 reflection upon the
intelligent thinking people of our town
to urge them to their duty. They
know their own interest and knowing
will protect it, rs the election on the
18th Of September will show.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-18

WHO knows but what we are on the
verge of another period of seismic dis
turbanCes? An earthquake shock of
the most singular character, occurred
recently in Trigg county, Ky, and the
inhabitants have been considerably
stirred up in consequence. About
midnight the population were aroused
by sudden and violent conyulsion of
the earth, and the entire locality sank
about five feet. The loss to property
is immense, and much excitement pre-
walls. 1t will be remembered that it
was last August the disastrous earth
quake laid Charleston low and gave
the country such ashaking up as it had
not known before. What if there is
to be a second and similar visitation
about the 5Ist1
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{. G. Davis Store
You will find the latest novelties in
Notions and Dry Goods.
Notice.
MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUA-
IVA BILE TOWN PROPERTY.

NJ ORTGAGE SALE OF VALUA-
IVA BILE TOWN PROPERTY.
By virtue Of the power contained in a
mortgage executed to me on the LIST dav
of May, 1884, by J. H. Goodrich, A. f.
Cheatham and w. A. Chez than, which
said mortgage is of Record in Book 6, of
Mortgages, on pages 373 and 374, in the
office of the Register of Deeds, of Vance
county, default having been made in
Payment of the debt therein secured, |
shall sell for cash to the highest bidder
at the court house door, in the town of
Henderson, on Monday, the 5th day of
Septem Der, 1857, at II O'Clock, noon, the
two tracts Of land in said mortgage de-
scribed with the Improvements, situate
the one tract in the Southeast edge of
the town of Henderson,, adjoining the
lands of Capt. BCOthe, Sally Short and
others, containing % building lots; also
another lot and the mprOvements. sit
uate at the foot OF Pettigrew street, in
Henderson, adjoining the lands Of w.
II. Hart and others. Full descriptions
Of both said tracts may be seen on ref
erence to said mortgage. For full par
ticuIars as to location, description, ETC..
see my attorney, T. 7. Hic<s.
JOHN D. CLARKE,
Mortgage.
Henderson, n. c., Aug 6, 1927.
Fau3. Ia o
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-18

NORTH CAROLINA is getting ahead
of everything in another PARTICULAR
that of mineral waters. The best lithia
water in the country is now bottled
and shipped in large quantities from
Lincoln county, and is known as Lin
coin llthia water. 1t is the best SO far
known, according to the opinions Of
eminent chemists and physicians.
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Notice!

Having qualified before the Clerk of
the Superior Court. OF Vance county, as
administrator Of the estate Of James I.
satterwhite. deceased, I hereby notify
all persons having claims against said
decedent to exhibit the same to me on
ar before the 2lst day of July, A. D.,
1888. or tbls notice will be pleaded in
bar OF their recovery all persons in
debted To said estate will please make
immediate payment TO me. This Goth
July. 1887. Z. 2. SATTERW HITE.
Administrator OF James /. Satterwhite
deceased
I. T. Hicks. Atty. July 2l-6a O.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-18

AFTER two weeks time the trial of
the negro Langston in Petersburg, Va,
for the killing of another negro some
time ago, has ended, the jury render
ing a verdict of murder in the second
degree, and fixing the punishment at
eight years imprisonment in the pen
itentiary. a new trial will be asked
tor.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-18

The people Of Knoxville, Tenn, are
live and progressive. This is self
evident from the remarkable growth
of the town. 1t has just voted a sub
scription of half a million dollars to
two railroads. Only thirteen votes
were cast against the subscription, out
Of population of $1,000.
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LET US spare no efforts to secure
whatever will tend to the upbuilding
of Henderson and Vance county
The Durham railroad will be a long
step forward in that direction. Think
upon this and put forth your energies
to secure the subscription to the road.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-18

LET push, pluck and enterprise
characterize your efforts at all times,
and next to your own individual bust
ness, let those efforts be directed in the
way of building up your town and
section.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-18

ONE OF the most progressive of the
Southern towns is Chattanooga, Tenn
1t has nine railroads already and work
is to be begun at once upon another.
The road will be $50 miles long, and
is to be completed in eleven months.
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PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCEMENT.

We invite contributions on all subjects Of
local and general interest; views and state
mcltt, upon matters Of public concern, orig
NIal poems, essays. critiqucS, etc.
One side Of the paper, only, must he writ
ten 0n-and the real name of the writer ac-
company the contribution. No attention
vii be paid To anonymous letters.
The Editor di-claims all responsibility
for the views OF statements Of correspond
cnts-and reserves the right at all times to
revise Oh reject any article he may think
proper.
Address all communications to
GOLD LEAF. Henderson, y. Z.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-08-18

TEXAS takes no prohibition in hers,
having gone by a hundred thousand
majority against the prohibition amend
mer. proposed to the constitution
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North Carolina, In Superior Court

North carolina, In superior Court.
Vance County,
Stephen A. Burroughs,
William l.. 3 Burroughs, Petition
John E. Burroughs, for
VS. Partition.
Charles G, Burroughs.
Lewellyn X. Burroughs,
This is an action for the partition Of
the lands of the late B. Rurrnughs be-
tween the heirs at law, begun in the SUI
perior Court of said County, aud it ap-
rearing to the court that the defendant
Leweilyn X. Burroughs is not resident
Of this State, il is therefore ordered that
publication be made once a week for
six week in thu GOLD LEAF, a newspa>
per published in said county OF Vance,
requiring the said defendant. LowelIvn
X. Burroughs. to appear at the Office of
the Clerk Of the Superior Court Of said
county on the 18Th dav of September,
1887, and answer or demur to the COM
plant filed in this action, or Judgment
will be taken pro cOnfe,So as to him.
JAMES z. YOUNG.
Clerk of Vance Co. Superior Court.
EDwARns Il WORTHAM, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs. august ll-6 o.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

~ Office OF ADMINISTRATI
North Carolina,
Vance County
Having qualified as administrators Of
the estate Of Basil Burroughs, deceased,
late Of Varce county, n. c.. this is to
nOc:fv all persons having Claims again st
the estate of SAID deceased. to exhibit
them to the undersigned on or before
the 10th d y Of ugust, 1888. or this no.
tice will be plead in bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment and
settlement, thereby saving cost.
J. T.. b URhOUG rs.
W. l.. BURROUGHS,
Aug. 10, 1887. Administrators.
By EDWARDS & WoRTHAM, Atty'S.
august ll-G 0
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